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Antillotyphlops annae
Saint Barthelémy blind snake
The Saint Barthelémy blind snake (Antillotyphlops annae) was first first described from a single specimen in 1996, and was not observed again until 2014.
Status Data Deficient on the IUCN Red List Restriction tier 5, type locality or a single collection Class Reptilia Realm Caribbean Locality Saint Barthelémy As IUCN records it Antillotyphlops annae (Breuil, 1999) This species is one of 3,062 in a list of vertebrates the IUCN Red List records as Data Deficient or has never assessed, ranked by how narrowly restricted the published record says they are. The sentence above is the evidence the tier was read from, quoted from Matthew Richardson, Threatened and Recently Extinct Vertebrates of the World (2023).
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